"normative needs" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
Example: The government should prioritize addressing the normative needs of marginalized communities in order to promote social equality.
Normative needs are those that agree with norms, as defined by health professionals.
Also, most of the literature refers to normative needs (from the health professionals' perspective).
Normative needs are those defined by health professionals, administrators or experts in relation to norms or a desirable standard [ 29].
The gap between perceived needs and normative needs is an area of improvement in the quality of services [ 21].
They pointed out the necessity for health system administrators to acknowledge expressed and normative needs of stroke patients.
Such normative needs may focus on providing health education related to the accessibility and use of condoms, instead of the actual priorities and felt needs of FSWs.
It is generally thought to be in some sense teleological and normative but both "teleological" and "normative" need qualifying.
Based on the two measures of orthodontic need, 42 (21.0%) had a normative need for orthodontic treatment according to IOTN whereas 25 (12.5%) had a normative need using DAI.
carers exhibited high levels of normative need on objective carer burden measures, and moderate levels of normative need on subjective carer burden measures.
Categories of need defined by Bradshaw [ 2] are normative need, felt need, expressed need, and comparative need.
Traditionally, need has been estimated by using professionally based measures, known as normative need.
